Czech Immigrant Symposium, Czech Heritage
Speeches
Title: Czech Immigrant
Symposium, Czech Heritage Speeches
Creator: Czech Immigrant Symposium
Dates: 1992
Quantity: 1 folder
Collection Number: MS 0258
Language: Czech, English
Restrictions: None
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Preferred Citation: Czech Immigrant Symposium, Czech Heritage Speeches (MS 0258). Archives &
Special Collections, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Libraries.
Background:
A symposium on the "History of Czech Immigrants in the
United States" took place in September 1992 at the University of
Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL). Scholars from Czechoslovakia and from the U.S.
participated and provided copies of their papers or presentations.
Scope and Content:
The collection consists of several speeches and lectures delivered at the
symposium.
Subjects:
Joseph Svoboda -- Czech Heritage Collection
Jews -- emmigration
Sokol -- Czechoslovakia
Container List:
Series Speechs and papers: Folder 1. Item 1. List of participants
Item 2. Speech, by professor Gregory C. Ference, Department of
History, Salisbury State University in Maryland, in
English.
Item 3. Speech, by Dr. Zdenek Solle, in English
Item 4. Notes, by Dr. Zdenek Solle, on Czech emigrants seeking
political asylum in the U.S., in Czech
Item 5. Speech, by Clinton Machann from Texas A& M University,
"Evidence of assimilation in Pavel
Albieri's Nevesta za padesat dollaru"
Item 6. Speech, by Claire E. Nolte, Department of History, Bucknell
University, "Our brothers across the
ocean: the Czech Sokol in America to 1914"
Item 7. Speech, by Nancy W. Wingfield, University of Nevada, "Czechoslovak Jewish immigration to the
United States, 1938-1945"
Item 8. Speech, by Joseph G. Svoboda, UNL, "Documenting the history of Czech Immigrants in the Czech
Heritage Collection of the Archives of the
UNL"
Related Material and Resources: Please see other Czech Heritage Collections under the Ethnic American
Collections List. |